I also had a question on film, I am looking to do some B&W landscapes
and close ups , I am looking for the SHARPEST possible film, I dont
care if its touchy in developing or shooting, no grain is good grain ?
I have read Agfa 25 fits the bill, but also have read Agfa is Kaput....

In my post, I asked for advice on scanning b/w negatives for the
purpose of making contact prints.
I received 39 responses that were all usefull, much more than I
expected.

I'm thinking about replacing my 75Watt bulb with a 150W in my Omega DII
enlarger.  My DII has been fitted with a filter drawer right below the
light source but above the condensers.
Any issues with Ilford Multigrade filters and heat?

Recently, while inquiring about E-6 kits at my local camera store, one of
the co-owners (brothers) described one of the kits, Tetenal, I think.
Reading from a product description, he said that particular kit required one
to "prewarm" the emulsion, presumably using warm water at 104 ...

Anyone knows what developer and films she use?
Thanks,
Rui

"Hydroquinone: To increase the print contrast add 100ml per liter of
working developer."
How does one make a 10% solution of this photo chemical?
the quote comes from,